Pinocchio Teaching of autistic students ‘Unputdownable’ John Boyne

‘Unputdownable’ John Boyne

Learn to think big and tackle life's tricky questions

Far from being one-sided in the nature-versus-nurture debate

with Agent Piccadilly himself

Pinocchio Teaching of autistic students ‘Unputdownable’ John BoyneA richly illustrated analysis from one of Europes greatest living philosophers. In Pinocchio, Giorgio Agamben turns his keen philosophers eye to the famous nineteenth century novel by Carlo Collodi. To Agamben, Pinocchios adventures are a kind of initiation into life itself. Like us, the mischievous puppet is caught between two worlds. He is faced with the alternatives of submitting to authority or of carrying on, stubbornly indulging his way of